About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when CVS Pharmacy’s lights were dimmed and most customers had gone home, a strange voice began echoing over the store’s intercom. ‘Welcome to CVS… where your prescriptions are always filled with a smile,’ it would say, but in a deep, robotic monotone that sent chills down spines. One night, an elderly neighbor walked in and asked for aspirin. The robotic voice replied, 'For best results, take two tablets every six hours or as needed.' The man nodded and left, muttering, 'Thank you, CVS—now I know exactly how often to take my aspirin!'
2. Late one night, as a delivery driver pulled up to the CVS Pharmacy, he noticed something odd: the security light was blinking in an unusual pattern. Curious, he parked his truck and approached the door, only to discover that no one inside seemed to notice. As he peered inside, he saw an old man sleeping soundly behind the counter. Turns out, it was just an elderly pharmacist taking his well-deserved nap after a long day. The delivery driver quietly closed the door and drove off, leaving the pharmacist to dream of prescription-free retirement.
3. At dawn, when CVS Pharmacy's neon sign was the only light on the deserted street, an early jogger noticed something odd. The automatic doors opened without anyone pressing the button. Curious, the jogger peered inside and saw a sleepy-looking a delivery driver adjusting the shelves. Turns out, the pharmacy had just started its morning routine earlier than usual. Everyone laughed it off as a funny mix-up, and the story became a neighborhood joke for weeks.
4. Late one night, as a delivery driver pulled up to the CVS Pharmacy, he noticed an unusual shadow darting between shelves. Curious, he followed it to the backroom, where he found a neighbor frantically searching for his lost cat. The animal had crawled into a supply closet and was now hiding behind boxes of Band-Aids. ‘Thanks for your help!’ said the relieved man, patting the driver on the shoulder. ‘Next time, check before you assume’.